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In his welcome address, the BMPA president Amit Shah spoke about innovation to technology, and how the print industry must pay attention to the forces that will certainly shape our future.

Among the last sessions in Print Summit 2024 was the panel discussion titled Lead the Change: Milliennial Entrepreneurs featuring ABI, Arjun Vaidya, Akash Zaveri and Rishubh Satiya as panelists. The session, moderated by Ankul Nanavaty, Director, Unik Printers was a lively discussion between the four young entrepreneurs about the challenges and victories of being an entrepreneur

Print Summit 2024 (PS24) on 18 January 2024 gives the Indian print industry an opportunity to hear directly from the experts, and your peers on how they are solving challenging business and print production issues.

The highlight of the March issue of PrintWeek is the two major print conferences that took place recently — Print Summit 2023 on 16 February and Print & Beyond conference on 25 February.

With four world class manufacturing facilities at Bhadrachalam, Bollaram, Kovai and Tribeni the numbers are staggering with one million TPA production capacity. This was the take away for the thousand delegates at the Tata Theatre, NCPA during BMPA’s Print Summit.

Ramaiah Muthusubramanian, CEO, Packfora – the global packaging consulting company offering end-to-end solutions to make packaging shine for people, planet and profit. His message for the delegates during the Print Summit at the Tata Theatre (NCPA) was: Owning the Change – A packaging industry perspective.

Amit Shah, President of BMPA, welcomed over 1000 delegates from various walks of the Indian print industry to the 15th edition of the Print Summit at the NCPA on 16 February. The day-long conference was packed with high-powered presentations.

During the Print Summit at the Tata Theatre in NCPA, it was announced that BMPA along with Murali Ranganathan, print historian and author is working towards the creation of a print museum. The print museum will evolve into a landmark in the cultural map of the city which will welcome both citizens and visitors in large numbers.

Prashant Maheshwari of Meeples India said that it is difficult to find a suitable print partner for board games in India. It takes time to find someone suitable and it is often difficult to get the work done under one roof, he said.

With four world class manufacturing facilities at Bhadrachalam, Bollaram, Kovai and Tribeni the numbers are staggering with one million TPA production capacity. This was the take away for the thousand delegates at the Tata Theatre, NCPA during BMPA’s Print Summit.